When learning a new skill, spend some time to identify material sources. Focus on good and disregard the bad can reduce the amount of information we have to go through.
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Not all sources are great for learning
Identifying good quality sources cna reduce the amount of information we need to review to learn a new skill
Good quality sources tend to back up arguements with data, confirmable statements. Does not disregard data that seemingly contradicts some hypostheses
Bad sources may try to persuade through emotions and hyperbole and may quote misleading or inaccurate data.
References
The Science of Rapid Skill Acquisition: Advanced Methods to Learn, Remember, and Master New Skills, Information, and Abilities - Peter Hollins